I have an exceptionally broad range of expertise, having taught subjects in human anatomy and physiology, comparative physiology and anatomy, ecology, cell biology, and behavioural ecology. Likewise, my research background has led me to develop expertise in wildlife conservation, evolution, genetics, histology, molecular biology, citizen science, and community engagement.

Currently, my teaching focus is primarily into the regional biomedical science program, where I teach pre-med students the principles of human anatomy and physiology, but I am expanding into environmental subjects in ecology and conservation.